Chemico-biological evaluation of carpachromene against key antimicrobial protein targets: an integrated in-silico, in-vitro approach for mechanistic insights

Ethnopharmacological Relevance: L. is a prized medicinal plant from the Kashmir Himalaya traditionally utilized to treat many ailments, yet its active metabolites against antimicrobial mechanisms remain unclear. Aim of the Study: . Materials and Methods: MTCC343), evaluating concentration-dependent inhibition zones relative to standard controls (ciprofloxacin for bacteria; fluconazole for fungi). Results: . Conclusion: observations, highlighting carpachromene as a promising multi-target antimicrobial scaffold. These findings support supradecoration strategies for advancing carpachromene toward novel drug development against antimicrobial resistance.